Politics & Government
How Did Tewksbury Vote Last Presidential Election Cycle?
Tewksbury favored Republican candidates in many of 2012's races. Will residents vote similarly in 2016?

TEWKSBURY, MA — If 2012's election results are any indication of what we can expect Tuesday's outcome to be, New York Businessman and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump may take a narrow victory in Tewksbury.
According to the voting results on the Town of Tewksbury website, then-Republican candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney defeated President Barack Obama in Tewksbury. Uncommon in historically-Democratic Massachusetts, the Republican Romney defeated the Democrat Obama by a margin of just 782 votes in Tewksbury.
Tewksbury also favored the Republican senatorial candidate Scott Brown over Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren in the 2012 election.
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Republicans did not win across the board in Tewksbury in 2012, as Rep. James Miceli (D-Wilmington) defeated Republican candidate Douglas W. Sears by a significant margin (7,904 to 3,395). Tewksbury also favored Democrat and current Middlesex County Sheriff Peter Koutoujian by a count of 9,001 over Ernesto Petrone 4,140.
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According to the official results, 16,259 Tewksbury residents cast their vote in 2012.
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